Annual sales of combines in France continue to recover as the replacement cycle accelerates following 4 years of declining demand to a low point in 2017.
Last year, according to registrations data issued by Axema, the French agricultural machinery industry body, around 1,730 new combines were placed in the hands of farmers and custom operators, 22.6% more than in the 2018 when registrations numbered 1,411.
The 2018 figure represents a more modest…
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